POLITICAL.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 284, 28 November 1914, Page 6

POLITICAL.

NOMINATIONS

[Per Press Association.]

Napier.—Mr J. V. Bro-vn (Opposition), and Mr G. W. Voimoles (Government) have been nominated lor the Napier seat. Dannevirke.—George Hunter and Albert Edward Jul! wore nominated for the Wainawa seat.

Woodville.—J. H. fiscott and J. 0. Mathews were nomimtr 1 lor the Pahiatua seat.

Feikling.—Mr D. H. Guthrie (Reform), and Mr A. J. Morrison (liberal), have been nominated for the Oroua seat.

Ashburton.—W. Nosvortkhy and W. S. Maslin were nominated for the Ashburton seat'this .morning.,: Dunedin.—The fol'cj.vmg nominations, have been received' Dunedin North, G. M. Thomson; Dunedin Central, Muiiroj Dunedin AVjsf, Stewa't.

THE OTAKI SEAT.

Levin, November 28

Last night Mr W. H. Field, Government candidate lor Otaki, addressed a crowded meeting. He had a good hearing, but there was some interruption. In favor of the Massey programme, Mr Field said the moderate Liberal Massey Government had done well and had redeemed a number of pledges in spite of difficulties. He defended its action in connection with the strike. He was in favor of nationalisation of hospitals. He did not favor local option or the fifty-five per cent, majority for national prohibition. A vote of thanks was carried. The candidate declined, a rote of confidence. The meeting closed with cheers and cOunter-cheCrs for Mr Robertson.